>> add_config() is equivalent to an .htaccess file - whatever overrides >> govern >> .htaccess files' ability to have directives inserted into the >> configuration >> will apply to add_config() as well. that is very different from >> ReadConfig's blind addition of directives into the config. > > > I thought it was behaving differently when called at the server startup. > In any case it's not pretty so it's not a good substitute...
looks like you're right. I tried to whip up some examples at startup but I couldn't find any. I guess the failures I'm remembering were request time, when I tried to inject "Requires valid-user" or something on-the-fly and was denied by AllowOverride none. so maybe at startup it's not a bad idea after all :) --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
